BY NICHOLAS LUCCHESI On January 23, Jonas Salk Middle School students visited Old Bridge High School’s Esports class in the Esports arena. The class set up multiple stations to educate middle schoolers on different aspects of gaming. Before the visitors arrived, the Esports class spent time finding different ways to portray different gaming messages forContinue reading “Esports class educates younger generation”
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5th Graders take a Trip Around the World
BY KARIMA ABOUELKHIR At the Rooted in Culture Trip Around the World event on February 10, character ambassadors from each Old Bridge elementary school visited OBHS and learned about different cultures. 13 clubs set up posters and activities, such as dances and games, to share their diverse identities with the fifth graders. The presenters wantedContinue reading “5th Graders take a Trip Around the World”
A season of scoring, strikes, and spirit
BY LAYAL HAMIDO This winter, three Unified teams have represented teamwork and inclusion. Unified Basketball continues a tradition of success with a 9–6 record. The cheer team brought energy and spirit to every game, uplifting both players and fans. For the first time, OBHS introduced a Unified Bowling team, expanding opportunities for even more students.Continue reading “A season of scoring, strikes, and spirit”
Think, create, code
BY MICHELLE LAM On January 28, the Society of Women Engineers and Girls Who Code hosted their second Hackathon. The event encouraged students to think outside the box and use their skills to solve problems. The event gives students a starting point to explore coding and develop their technical skills. “[The purpose of this event was] to introduce opportunities to students who are interestedContinue reading “Think, create, code”
Never “board” at Game “Night”
BY RILEY CADET On December 19, the Black Student Union and the People First Club collaborated to hold Game “Night” in the main building cafeteria. This event strove to provide funds for Jamacia and Sudan. “We wanted to send these funds to Jamaica and Sudan, because they are both countries in need of help thatContinue reading “Never “board” at Game “Night””
4th annual Rice Festival
BY JORDYN ROQUE On December 10, the Asian American Club held their fourth annual Rice Festival in the main building cafeteria. The club showcased their culture through food, games, and dance performances. Over 60 students attended this year’s festival. “Compared to last year, this year was definitely bigger and better set up,” said junior AashiContinue reading “4th annual Rice Festival”
Sharing Christmas traditions
BY KARIMA ABOUELKHIR Italian Honor Society and Italian Club hosted Buon Natale, a Christmas event, on December 22. Students celebrated Christmas by learning about Italian culture and playing games. Club members presented common Italian Christmas traditions to the attendees. “I learned that on Christmas Eve in Italy, it is tradition to eat the seven fishesContinue reading “Sharing Christmas traditions”
A concert to remember
BY LAILA MOHAMED-ALI The annual instrumental winter concert, organized by the instrumental music teacher, Melissa Thatcher, took place at 7 pm on December 17. An audience gathered around in the auditorium to enjoy the nostalgic Christmas feeling everyone craves during the holidays. The successful concert presented a large variety of holiday songs performed by instrumentalContinue reading “A concert to remember”
Jazz squad dances to first place
BY JAMIE HAZEL Sports Editor The Knights Dance Team opened 2026 by making history. On January 3 and 4, the girls had a busy weekend filled with performances, including their jazz routine which secured first place at the annual Ramapo College Dance Team Invitational. Every winter, The Ramapo College Dance Team hosts an annual invitationalContinue reading “Jazz squad dances to first place”
Sweet treats, sweeter competition
BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSENEditor-in-Chief The annual gingerbread house contest, hosted by the Student Senate on December 10 in the main cafeteria, spread holiday cheer through friendly competition and festive, edible decorations. With 17 teams, the student turnout doubled compared to last year’s event. “We thought it would be fun to do together and get usContinue reading “Sweet treats, sweeter competition”
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